Sebastián
Good design is meant to help other people live well, and if it doesn’t do that for the audience, there’s no point in it existing.
Frank Chimero (via galitl)

shivvermetimbers:

If Social Media Was Around For The World Wars 

galitl:

Steven Jockisch | Steven Jockisch is a designer based in Minneapolis, MN specializing in identities, logos, lettering, print design and packaging. Heholds a BA in Design Communication from the University of Minnesota. The photos above are including the identity, packaging, stationery and uniforms created for Brooklyn Fare- a grocery store located in Downtown Brooklyn. Credits also go to Matteo Bologna, Andrea Brown, Eric Romeo, Darren Farrell and Hana Nakamura. I love the simplicity, the smart and welcoming copywriting, the nice type treatment, the natural yet lively colors chosen and the dash of humor.

Brooklyn Fare is a new, full service grocery store located in Downtown Brooklyn. The identity we created is very simple: one custom proprietary typeface, four colors, and lots of witty copy. The text is useful in highlighting the store’s diverse range of quality products and high standard of service, while at the same time presenting the customer with a bit humor.

Have a look at more of Steven’s works here.

bindall:

Untitled (Hello World) by Valentin Ruhry. It’s just a huge board with a lot of switches, but I would love to have it on my wall.

pillsforeveryone:

fact

earriagada:

seba:

El proyecto de Alex Bogusky, “The Fearless Cottage” (la razón por la cual dejo CP+B) creando la primera marca colaborativa.

Imperdible. La fuerza de todos.

The way to cover big news in 2011 is not “here’s what happened.” It’s “here’s how to follow the story
“Meet de curators” tituló The Economist este artículo que hay que leer: http://www.economist.com/blogs/babbage/2011/03/sxsw_blog_day_three?fsrc=scn/tw/te/bl/meetthecurators (via earriagada)
La vida es demasiado corta para el trabajo equivocado.
El problema es que lo que estos medios hasta ahora podían entregar por la red, como experiencia tanto para el usuario como para el avisador, no era equivalente a lo que entregaban en el papel.

El problema es que lo que estos medios hasta ahora podían entregar por la red, como experiencia tanto para el usuario como para el avisador, no era equivalente a lo que entregaban en el papel.